The advantage of GIMP – the program is free. And it can do a great job. Unfortunately, it cannot convert RGB to CMYK itself; this must be done through a plug-in that is somewhat inconvenient to install and use.

First of all, we need the current version of GIMP, as well as the plug-in that facilitates [...]

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We’d like to offer you a warm welcome to our blog.

In this space, we will inform you about current developments in the printing world and offer you both help with print data layout and tips about using different programmes. Ask questions or simply browse through our upcoming articles.

The PrintBlogger team wishes you [...]

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Stefan can’t see much without his glasses. That’s why his nose is stuck to the computer screen.

Our orange tree and watering can are always by his side. From this chair, he is responsible for our community management and PrintBlogger.

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Once a week, you hear the familiar “You’ve got mail!” Well, it comes from Nora. Every wednesday, Nora locks herself in her office so that you receive your newsletter promptly.

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If you’ve designed a flyer or greeting card and are trying to decide which printshop should make your ideas reality… you first thought is, of course, of us: saxoprint.co.uk

If we are indeed your first choice, then Martin is most likely behind it. He coordinates and manages the many advert campaigns and promotions that we dream [...]

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Matti prepares the graphics for our newsletter, which you receive every week.

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Doris – web conceptionist and myDesigner. She is the woman behind our myDesign tool. The coordination of our various departments also rests on her.

When she isn’t struggling with our new card designs, she is working on news concepts for a wide variety of projects.

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Daniela is responsible for our internal communication structures. She guides marketing initiatives within the company and designs personnel organisation and management projects.

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When we come in the morning in our break room to get a cup of coffee and we see a cup called “Andrea” – we know she’s there. The person behind the cup.

The real Andrea, however, is quite camera shy.

When she and her coffee cup finally sit down at the computer, [...]

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